tuyere
/ˈtuːɪreɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A pipe or tube with a number of small holes, used to inject air or steam into a furnace or boiler to increase the draft.
“The engineer adjusted the tuyere to improve the airflow in the furnace.”
2. noun
A watercourse or stream, especially one that forms a boundary between two estates or properties.
“The tuyere ran along the property line, separating the two neighboring farms.”